then venezuela resources. perhaps that is at the center of a us's focus on venezuela. oil and gas is what the us is after. the us is sanctioning venezuela in order to prevent economic advancement. that is called economic terrorism. venezuela's presidential election had a winner, the incumbant president nicolas maduro, garnering over 50% of the vote compared to his opponents, an opposition candidate edmundo gonzales, venezuelans were cheering for having maduro in power, but that was dampened by the us, in which it argued against. election result, calling it a sham election. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. the us reference. american-based sources funded by the us state department and associated with the cia to make its case that maduro had lost and that gonzalez had won with an overwhelming margin. this was enough to send some venezuelans out to the streets to protest. even though maduro's counterpr

, hands off venezuela. the mainstream media fox news is simply mouth piece to manufacture consent for medaling in venezuela's affairs of sovereign state to protect the interests of capital, so we call for an end to sanction now. we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, hands of venezuela now. hands off venezuela now, we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, hands off venezuela now, and finally, us sanctions impact, i lost my grandpa, i lost my uncle, i almost lost my mom and my little brother, all due to lack of medical supplies. i suffered malnutrition, food insecurity, poverty, weeks, months without electricity, or water services, add depression and anxiety. do not explain venezuela to me. you can see some of the hardships that venezuelans have felt because of the us sanctions. all right, let's get down to our first uh segment of the q&a and let me introduce our guests of joining us first, we have um jill clark galou. jill clark galou is an activist for peace and lati

, hands off venezuela. the mainstream media fox news is simply mouth piece to manufacture consent for medaling in venezuela's affairs of sovereign state to protect the interests of capital. so we call for an end to sanctions now, we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, hands of venezuela. now hands off venezuela now we want justice you say how we want justice you say how hands off venezuela now and finally us sanctions impact: i lost my grandpa, i lost my uncle, i almost lost my mom and my little brother, all due to lack of medical supplies. i suffered malnutrition, food insecurity, poverty, weeks, months without electricity or water services and depression and anxiety. do not explain venezuela to me. you can see some of the hardships that beniswellins have felt because of the us sanctions. all right, let's get down to our first uh segment of the q&a and let me introduce our guests joining us first, we have um jill clark galou. jill clark galou is an activist for peace and latin american

panel of experts inside and outside venezuela. we have samantha schmidt, caleb who will be hopefully joining later. i will introduce each one as they speak and i will start. thank you so much for joining us today, the professor of political science at the metropolitan university and university of venezuela. he was a well-known member of the unitary platforms national primary commission as well as a long time researcher and expert on the venezuelan political crisis. he is been a consistent voice for democratic solutions to the situation in the country. palermo, thanks for being with us. our thoughts are with you and everyone in caracas right now. what can you tell us about the situation? >> thank you, geoff, and everyone for inviting. [inaudible] unknown consequences [inaudible] provided data that is not verifiable -- >> sorry to interrupt you. would you mind lowering your microphone and speaking into it. >> they provided with reports and data the final percentages and these percentages do not reflect what happened in the voting pr

what has been the cia's role in venezuela? well, it's interesting because there's a tie to zinanism here as well, the government in venezuela that... since the early 2000s began the process of nationalizing their countries uh natural resources, so we're talking about the largest oil reserves in the world, over double what saudi arabia has and the largest untapped gold deposits in the world, which i think makes venezuela especially key to the modern world, because i think bricks and other countries that are breaking away from the dollar are going to be looking at gold as a as base currency or having gold. playing a larger role in global exchange once again, and so the us up until that point, up until this process had basically through us companies and european companies dominated venezuela's oil industry and their mining sector, and since that ended, since venezuela started asserting its sovereignty, the us have has run endless coup attempts in 2002, they removed the their first revolutionary leader ch. from office with a brief

venezuela or if you the us is involved there with state department funding and and cia backed groups, i've documented all that in my book, if they decide to turn up the heat and and force maduro out through some sort of military action or pressure in the streets, then we're looking a civil war type scenario in our hemisphere, not to mention the fact that russia is heavily, heavily involved in venezuela, they consider venezuela one of their key international partners, they have... military advisors and russian military equipment there, as do the iranians have deep ties with the venezuelans, so if war were to break out, we would actually be looking at an expansion of the global war that we see now in the middle east and ukraine into the american continent, which i think would be very dangerous, not something i want to see. anya, nobody else is talking about this, and i'm deeply grateful for the way you tie it all together. tell us about your book, corporate coup. yeah, well, what i documented. the book is how the policy of recognizing a shadow government in venezuela provided cover for

it is falling in venezuela.therefore, i think that in the next 6 years, venezuela will try to improve its relations with other countries, and some of our policies will depend on what happens abroad, for example, what approach the united states will take. whether he changes his policy or not, or if he still wants to have that influence, he should try. modi, who met and talked with the president of ukraine , hopes that peace and stability will return to the region quickly. the adviser to the president of ukraine also said new delhi has a certain influence over moscow and good relations with them are very important to find the best way to end the war. russian president putin accused the ukrainian military of trying to attack the kursk nuclear power plant. this power plant is located fifty kilometers away. that ukraine has occupied . kersk nuclear power plant has two active nuclear reactors and supplies electricity to 19 regions. un nuclear inspectors are scheduled to visit the kursk nuclear power plant next week. s

the united states owns these resources, although these are the national resources of venezuela.there is the rule that we say, it is not a strange word, it is ownership. these were in the possession of the united states before, completely, not only oil, now oil is the major national wealth of venezuela. as a result, what was at stake with the victory of chaves, the continued domination of the united states over the material and natural resources of the venezuelan nation, and what happened then ? affiliated to the states. the united states is coming under control, nationalizing it, injecting the income from this for health, for public education, for you see the government of venezuela, this is good, the nation should know, our people should know, in the same period of how many years of bolivarian revolution, they will build 5 million houses, this is 5 million for the people. housing, another 3 million housing putting it on the agenda until 203 to do this, the level of education , healthcare and other needs related to social welfare that we consider despite the very tough sanctions

maduro, which is now the main oil of venezuela's national wealth.s a result, what was at stake with the victory of chowdhury? the united states over the material and natural resources of the venezuelan nation, and what happened then, this income , the oil income, first of all, the oil company affiliated to the united states is nationalized by chavs miad, and the income from this is injected, and during the same period of several years of the bolivarian revolution, 5 million houses were built. they are building 5 million houses and 3 million more houses for the people putting it on the agenda until 2030 to do this, your level of education, healthcare and other needs will increase. to the social welfare that you are considering, despite the very tough sanctions that the united states imposes on venezuela, the brewery government has been able to enjoy such achievements in this field. well, it is dangerous for you . and you consider self-reliance to be dangerous for america and it makes such scenarios go forward . what can we talk about the government t

the national election council of venezuela has announced the results of the elections. it is until august 31, the results. well, apparently, our communication with dr. shahri , an expert on international issues, has been cut off. un poste un poste garde qui permet d'avoir un contrôle sur les différences ailes donc on peut on va faire les différences niveaux. lalu luas surakan pada ujung jalar ini dan flagera akan segera kepatan, later flagera nekaras merah akan siap diwana. dear viewers, good time, shirzad. you are the viewer of today's world . we will continue our conversation with mr. shahrabi, an expert on international issues, about the situation in venezuela. mr. shahri. please provide your additional points so that i can ask you the next questions i wanted to serve you. first of all, i am sorry that our communication was interrupted, but basically what is happening is nothing new. since the beginning of the victory of the bolivarian revolution in venezuela in 1998, until now, there has not been a day when we have not seen the actions of the united states and the o

when venezuela asked for i.d. when it used to be one of the richest countries in the region, the important commitment is to change the trend and to put venezuela in a path of growth, prosperity, and well being for the venezuelan people, and all of that can only be achieved with democracy. i want to underline the importance of democracy for the well being of the venezuelan people and the region that's being affected today, especially our closest neighbors with a huge massive migration that is stemming from venezuela because of the collapse of the country. >> leopaldo, i wish we had more time, but i have to leave it there. i appreciate your time . >>> up next on the show, china ramping up tariff tensions, targeting dairy products even after brussels reduces evs. >>> plus, it's a love story but could it be dressed as a nightmare? a string of sold out shows and a boost to the economy. we'll take a look at whether the eras tour could spell trouble for inflation. get ready for it next. why do couples a sleep number smar

when the venezuela president nicholas maduro has won the presidential election in venezuela and yet in what is now a repeat for the you. unless of course it's called the election a fraud and illegitimate, the united states is leading new coup attempt in venezuela and is trying to impose the new government on the country. well, first uh review of election results. venezuela's electoral consul proclaimed president nicholas maduro to be the winner with 51% of the vote, but top us diplomat for latin america. brian nichols said the tabulation of these detailed results clearly showed at mondo gonzalez won with the 67% of these votes compared to 30% for maduro. well, in a gesture by maduro to give the opposition candidate edmund gonzales a chance to prove his case, the supreme court of justice, tsj accepted a request by madura for all press. presidential candidates to present their voting tallies, sounds fair enough, well aldo maduro and eight other presidential candidates complied with that request, the opposition candidate failed to do so, but why? well now comes the us's accusation of elec

so, the easiest way to say it is that venezuela has entirely electronic voting.is fingerprint, which is on the id card of any latin american, he is identified, he goes to the car, on the screen you... choose the party he likes, which is important, not the candidate, but the party. maduro, for example, was nominated by thirteen parties, so a person could vote for one of these 13 parties from which maduro would be nominated, which means i’m finishing the answer to your question, if we are not driven by emotions, not by political considerations, not by political ones, i i apologize for the expression of idiosyncrasy, yes, it’s an interesting word, but from arithmetic, the result that was given by the central electoral commission of venezuela is quite possible, then it begins to be very interesting moment, it means that this is already such a current policy, this is also arithmetic, very curious, on the initiative of eight latin american republics that did not... recognize the choice in venezuela, this issue was submitted for consideration to the organization of amer

, i had a very interesting adventure in venezuela once upon a time, a long time ago, well, i won't payntion to this, it's not about me, it's about mr. maduro. mr. maduro became the winner again, exitpol showed that he is not the winner, and now there is some way out of this situation, mr. ivan, there is some possibility, because these totalitarian authoritarian guys are already sitting there decades, and nothing is happening, there is a possibility that something will happen, and that it will not be the second such latin american belarus, when everyone knows who you are. but the president remains the one who won last time, yes, congratulations, of course, at least the representatives of the opposition and many of the international partners hope that it will be possible to find a way and stop, firstly, this 25-year rule of the chavia regime , which was also established in his time by gochaves, and maduro is essentially his follower, and therefore apparently, such attention and hopes were placed on these elections, that there would really be an opportunity... after all, somehow to change

now venezuela was the victim of us regime and coup attempts on three occasions. the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets just like venezuela. it's very interesting explainer program there by our dear uh colleague mazi. meanwile people taking this. streets of bangladesh and the uk to celebrate end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protest. army chief general waker uzamon says the prime minister hasina resigned and then fled the capital. she reportedly landed in the hindon air force base and india and is expected to leave for london, the bangladeshi army chief announced an interm government will soon run the country, the general add at the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted. earlier protest are storing the prime minister's official residents in dhaka, angered by the violence they faced during nationwide anti-government rallies on sunday, in which more than 90 people were killed and hundreds were injured. now 56 people were also killed in unrest in the capital

for 10 years. venezuela's has been a basket. starting with a downturn in 2014, exacerbated in 2017 by us lead sanctions resulting stand in excess. 8000000 venezuela. more than one quarter of the population have left the country. since coming to power in 2012, nicholas might do it all has over seen a crack down on the countries meeting. news outlets have been blocked, critically, reporting suppressed, resulting in plenty of mainstream coverage of my daughter. i was election campaign, but very little of all position figures at the wound up gonzales and my the according to my child, the primary to the material government to use is against the journalist, is the countries broadcast regulator content to which it controls the gwinnett that doesn't leave a paper trail, but rather make close and issues warnings to editors or telling them to avoid interviewing certain guests or which topics they can address. more than 400 media outlets have been close down in the last 10 years. and venezuela, state news outlets behave like the media of t

surprise, but the venezuela president nicholas madura has won the presidential election in venezuela and yet in what is now a repeat for the us, of course it's called the election a fraud and illegitimate. the united states is leading new coup attempt in venezuela and is trying to impose the new government on the country. well, first uh, review of election results. venezuela's electoral council proclaim president nicholas maduro to be the winner with 51% of the vote, beating the opposition candidate at mondo gonzales by around 700,000 votes, but the country's opposition. says it's tally of about 90% of the votes shows that it's candidate received more than double the support of the incumbent president, but top us diplomat for latin america brown and nichols said the tabulation of these detailed results clearly showed at mondo gonzales won with the 67% of these votes compared to 30% for maduro, while not a total result, there are not enough votes in remaining tally seats to overcome such deficit, he even referred to how the post show gonzales was the winner before the vote actually to

... has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like venezuela. people take to the streets of bangladesh and the uk to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikhis in his 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protest. army chief general waker zaman says prime minister sheik hasena. resigned and has fled the capital. she reportedly landed in hindon air force base in india and is expected to leave to london later on. the bangladeshi army chief announced in the interm government will run the country soon. the general added that the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted over the issue. earlier protesters stormed the prime minister's official residence in dhaka, angured by the violence that they faced during nationwide anti-government rallies on sunday, in which more than 90 people were killed and hundreds injured. 56 people. were also killed in unrest in the capital duca on monday. bangladesh has faced unrest since last month when a cracked down a student protest over a job quota plan left over 200 people dead. the un

., . ., in venezuela? enormous risks. we are talkin: in venezuela? enormous risks. about is over— in venezuela? enormous risks. we are talking about is over 1300 _ in venezuela? enormous risks. we are talking about is over 1300 people - talking about is over 1300 people detained already and the government says 2000 people have been arrested in deplorable conditions without any representation. if you step out in the street, you definitely risk your freedom and your life.— freedom and your life. thank you very much _ freedom and your life. thank you very much indeed _ freedom and your life. thank you very much indeed for— freedom and your life. thank you very much indeed forjoining - freedom and your life. thank you very much indeed forjoining us l freedom and your life. thank you - very much indeed forjoining us from caracas here on bbc news. hello there. it's fairly settled weather for the weekend. it's not altogether dry as we've seen this morning, there have been a scattering of showers, because we are still under this dominant low to the north of the uk, with its

venezuela use to produce more than 3 million.nctions implemented venezuela was producing only one million oil barrels per day. people that have fled the country fled because they did not have food, medicine, electrity, or water. >> would further sanctions help or hurt france letter for that? >> -- hurt venezuela for that? >> i disagree with that. the destruction of the country has been made by the regime. how do you explain more venezuelans have fled the country than syria. more venezuelans have fled a country. ukraine was invaded by russia years ago. everybody knows what we are facing. the u.k. had an election. everybody knew. labor won and there was a translation -- transition of power. >> one more question before we go. what do you anticipate happening in the coming days if maduro does produce the vote tallies? what will be opposition do? >> first, you get the support from the international community using the diplomatic tools to guarantee maduro recognizing the election. first, they will benefit from a peaceful transition of

well, venezuela has many challenges in different fields, even this election that was held just now.fortunately , it was welcomed by the people, despite the heavy pressures that came from outside, and this is the reason why this election was held according to that it was held according to the rules and was completely legal, now we have to accept the results and accept it, whether we like it or not, and i think that venezuela. the new social and political dialogue with the opposition groups should be held politically and we should involve all groups so that those programs that the groups seeking regime change either join us or finally, their assignment will be clear. we have seen the current position of the american government, what was its position, some correct positions were not taken by the europeans, and these are issues that must be addressed. to solve it, we should at least have discussions with the europeans. well, many of them came to congratulate mr. maduro, which fortunately shows that at least they understand what is happening in venezuela, so we think that venezuela in th

caracas, venezuela.que no lo apoyÓ en su intenciÓn de continuar su candidatura a la reelecciÓn a la —— la casa blanca puso en duda esta versiÓn. claudia uceda estÁ en washington con este informe. claudia: donald trump saliÓ llevando papeles en la mano, lo que serÍa una conferencia de prensa, comenzÓ con un largo discurso, leyendo un papel rodeado de productos para mostrar el impacto de la inflaciÓn. >> [habla en inglÉs] claudia: dijo que la propuesta econÓmica de kamala harris sigue el plan de maduro, intentando vincularla con el comunismo. trump hablÓ de varios temas, luego contestÓ la pregunta de los reporteros, afirmÓ que tiene derecho a atacar personalmente a harris, porque sabe que los demÓcratas tambiÉn lo llaman raro. insultÓ a harris, le dijo que no era inteligente, que estaba loca, y esta maÑana, entre aplausos, el presidente joe biden y la vicepresidenta kamala harris salieron caminando juntos en maryland. es la primera vez que organizan un evento polÍtico desde que biden saliÓ de la contienda.

lo comenzÓ cuando el hombre y su esposa llegaron a venezuela para festejar con sus familiares que noo, su guerrero fue viajar un dÍa antes de las elecciones en territorio venezolano. y es que tras los resultados electorales que le daban la victoria a nicolÁs maduro, se azotaron protestas y manifestaciones. el martes 30 de julio cuando emmanuel salÍa a caminar, fue detenido sin saber a dÓnde se lo llevaron. >> el saber a cÓmo la gente en las cÁrceles los tratan y lo que ha dicho maduro que no tendrÁ piedad con ninguna persona. reportera: es por esto que sus hijos han pedido ayuda de diferentes organizaciones tanto en mÉxico, venezuela ya que te por su vida porque en el 2016 don manuel fue operado de un pulmÓn y es por esto que requiere atenciÓn especial y expuesto que piden la intervenciÓn del gobierno mexicano porque don manuel tambiÉn es mexicano. lo mÁs lamentable es que 23 personas han sido asesinadas desde que comenzaron las protestas. elian: repÚblica dominicana dice estar dispuesta a otorgar permisos de trajo a migrantes venezolanos con documentos vencidos. esto tras romper rel

oil will remain. in venezuela, well, this is what is needed for venezuela to depend on russian support, so that it is not a russian competitor on the oil market, so that maduro could link his future only with him, that is, he was such a venezuelan lukashenko, so the situation here is simple, but everything will actually depend on the venezuelan people, on their ability to respond to this challenge, and it is very interesting , in fact , the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi touched on this topic in his address in... social media reports of the presence of wagner's russian mercenaries in venezuela together with government troops, no matter where they go thugs, they bring death and destabilization, and i can't help but also note a number of events this week, this is the liquidation of the wagnerites in mali, and actually there is a report that the central intelligence agency and our military specialists may have corrupted russia somewhat? plans on the territory of syria, and can we say that the hunt for russian influence continues in such interesting locations for russia and... ho

reportera: sus hijos soliciten la ayuda de diversas organizaciones en mÉxico y venezuela.la intervenciÓn del gobierno de mÉxico por ser nacionalizado mexicano. >> tengo fe. reportera: 1152 personas detenidas, segÚn organizaciones de derechos humanos. 101 son adolescentes y 5 indÍgenas. 23 asesinados en las protestas. eliÁn: repÚblica dominicana dice que estÁ dispuesta a otorgar permisos de trabajo a inmigrantes venezolanos con documentos vencidos. el ofrecimiento lo hizo luego de romper relaciones con el dictador nicolÁs maduro cuando cerrÓ su embajada. reportera: poniendo pestaÑas postizas en un centro de belleza, jesÚs oviedo se gana la vida en repÚblica dominicana, desde que saliÓ de venezuela por un mejor porvenir. >> nosotros estamos acÁ pero estamos conectados de corazÓn con venezuela. reportera: no es para menos, la embajada de venezuela cerrÓ en el territorio dominicano, desde que el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro rompiÓ relaciÓn con varias naciones que cuestionaron la transparencia de los comicios, pero el presidente dominicano luis abinader estÁ dispuesto a ayudar a l

venezuela for... up to now big money for holding velvet revolutions, changing political power, here, but for them, pay attention, all these technologies of velvet revolutions constantly fail lately, fail in connection with what is going on, here at the very beginning of the program we correctly noted, there is an awakening of the masses, an understanding of what the united states of america is. they do not bring democracy, they do not freedom, they bring pro-generalization, exploitation, destruction of the people, yes, and as a result, naturally, the masses, being a living organism, choose the leader who will protect them, so they choose him, yes they understand that the other leaders are artificially created opponents, oppositionists, who in reality will not pursue any interests of their people. do you agree that there will be no new guaido and that the stake will now be made on precisely the power projects to overthrow, stakes will be made on sanctions for strangulation economic, financial, trade, logistics venezuela, and it is not excluded the use of various terrorist operations,

these are highly sheets from each folding station in venezuela. that'd be a proficient uploaded on a website where people will go in with a national id and download the results of the case where they vote and what happened on july, the 28th of the government to clear the election the winter. however, the members of international community, including the i have been demanding the government. there's also demonstration in the center of have access to position. these are my difficulty now. my child said that that therefore will continue taking defending their victory on the july 28th elections on the other side of cut as it was also a big protest by government. supporters of the government has asked me to take to this teresa denouncing what they say, apply these to get him out of office. the steps line is supported by the united states and that's why thousands of people also took to the street from this is happening in the middle of unprecedented repression in venezuela. right now, we've been hearing lots of reports of people being detained without a

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that's a great question- _ venezuela? that's a great question. as _ venezuela?eat question. as well was - venezuela? that's a great i question. as well was always divided, even during the charter time, divided, even during the chartertime, he divided, even during the charter time, he had a huge support in the opposition had supported but there was always the sector that was undecided and i think that group is falling in favour of supporting the opposition. but the government should look into the mirror. they should remember when hugo chavez raised to power, there was a system that was not any longer sustainable, the citizens were tired of the political system back then and that was part of his success to rise to power and they should note and acknowledge that this is the same situation that is happening now. the system is on a __ happening now. the system is on a —— unsustainable, people are unhappy and looking for a change. ms maria corina machado has been warning of— change. ms maria corina machado has been warning of another- has been warning of another mass

well, he's been very open to the us, interesting venezuela or about oil venezuela. how about with buying oil for jan as well? when i left that as well, it was ready to collapse, we would have take it over, we would have got doing that away. i would have been right next door. so again, we see another attempted to unfolding in venezuela. but it seems that this too is fighting. we seen my support on the streets for the president nicholas madura, but due to himself, now he's talking about a striking deals with the for trade with breaks confused spots. in the meantime, the us, when it continues to rupture of rhetoric on each stoking on rest on the streets of venezuela. we spoke decided mohammed mirandi to ron university professor, who served as an international election observer in venezuela. he says, there were no signs of fraud, adding that transparency of the electoral process is meaningless. once washington's interests are involved, there wasn't just me. there were a 1000 roughly a 1000 electric selection monitors. and they were from countries across the world, knowi

in venezuela, we are under censorship. unrelenting. and for osha's fair. yeah, if at all see of them in the one, that's what the president deed have. exposure and venezuela television. however, all the candidates were also covered. they held the mass events. he was their own responsibilities, their events lasted an hour, 2 hours or only half an hour if their events had being longer the state china would have covered them accordingly. essentially, that's the situation bostic i'm into his that's is demonstrably on through. the proof lies in the many videos of opposition rallies, links the ones that mainstream outlets either gave short shrift to or simply ignore in the quarter century since 1998. when left us leaders, hugo chavez was 1st elect. the venezuelan mass media has taken a 180 degree turn back then the media space was dominated by right wing force. so much so that when a tool was mounted, that gets shot in 2002 and appeared to succeed. its proponents gave credit where credit was due to their media cohort. they want to. gotcha. gotcha. and like i said

well he's been very open to the us, interesting ven his way to or about oil, venezuela. how about with buying oil present as well and when i left that as well it was ready to collapse. we would have take it over, we would have got doing that oil, it would have been right next door. so every time we see another attempted to unfolding in venezuela, but it seems that this too is fighting. we seem a must a pool on the streets for the president nicholas, my daughter, my daughter himself. now he's talking about a striking deals with the for trade, with a breaks come 3 spots in the meantime. the us, what it continues to ranches of the rhetoric and it's stoking unrest on the streets of venezuela as west life. and i'll just slide monitor around in international observe of even his way to the election on to ron university. professor many thanks for joining us on the program is good to see today. so it works. and so it continues to push this narrative that there was an election fraud in finance where i live and we know that you were an election observer in finance. whether so, were

and we've had to venezuela as president nicholas. my daughter has been warning now about the potential for an attempted coup. you took some of the bounty on his head, bound to on other people's heads that the us has poked on. we've seen riots in venezuela. the us has got this so cool that's within jews. think there's a chance that there's a crew in the works. the medications uh, have owners been trying and uh they will continue to try. but the only thing for them is that uh, the best within my door uh and the top leadership of the, at the military. and that the establishment seems to be solidly to that because otherwise they would only be hanging the separate key. yeah, madura has said that uh the us should essentially keep it's nose out of the politics in his country. do you agree with his sentiments? yes, because it is for the visit ends to decide between the venezuelan government and the opposition to resolve the dispute for the election. and it is for the court of justice to a give a, it's a decision on the make, for example of a

venezuela used price controls and venezuela got driven out. you can't get a loaf of bread, although now we're buying oil from venezuela. instead of using our good stuff, they have tar, you have to refine it. we refine it in houston, texas and that spills into the air in houston. venezuela might not be as poor as it should be. venezuela would have made a deal very quickly. they were on the end of the line. price controls have been used many, many times over years, even richard nixon tried them and they led to huge inflation and lack of -- you don't get anything, empty stores. they are a disaster. 38 different cases, 38 chaoses were abject failure. we have countries and companies that are multi national. you raise your taxes like that, that would put us at highest level of any country. every big multi -- these guys get paid to make profit. some of them are very good. they are have very smart. they will move their companies out off our country. pharmaceutical companies have moved to ireland, that is nice, i hope they are happy. >> brian: corporat

now venezuela was the victim of us regime and coup attempts on three occasions. the islamic republic has been and continue to be one of the us's targets just like venezuela. people have taken the streets of bangladesh. and the uk to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protest. army chief general walker uzamon said the prime minister of hasina resigned and then fled the capital. she reportedly landed into an air force bass in india and is expected to move uh on and uh to london now the bangladeshi. army chief announced in interm government will run soon the country, will soon run the country, that is part. now the general added the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted over the issue. earlier protesters storm prime minister's official residents in dakca angered by the violence they faced during nationwide anti-government rallies on sunday, in which more than 90 people were killed and hundreds injured. 56 people were also killed in unrest in the capital daka on monday. banglades

the united states is leading new coup attempt in venezuela and is trying to impose the new government on the country. well, first, a review of election results. venezuela's electoral consul proclaimed president nicholas maduro to be the winner with 51% of the vote, but top us diplomat for latin america, brian. nicholes said the tabulation of these detailed results clearly showed at mondo gonzalez won with the 67% of these votes compared to 30% for maduro. well, in a gesture by maduro, to give the opposition candidate uh, edmund gonzales a chance to prove his case, the supreme court of justice tsj accepted a request by madura for all presidential candidates. to present their voting tallies, sounds fair enough. well, aldo maduro and eight other presidential candidates complied with that request. the opposition candidates failed to do so. but why? well now comes the us's accusation of election fraud against maduro. the us secretary of state anthony blincan has issued a statement that the election was allegedly stolen, that's right, stolen by president nicholas madura, yet he has failed t

in the elections in venezuela.omero is a venezuelan human rights lawyer. he spoke to us from caracas about the risks protesters were taking. we have verified more than 1700 detainees, being detained in protests, the mass protests that have happened, in those 15 days before now. and we verified and are identifying different situations happening injails. so it is an important risk because repression is being used effectively, as you said, to crackdown on protest. what to crackdown on protest. what recourse do — to crackdown on protest. what recourse do people _ to crackdown on protest. what recourse do people have - to crackdown on protest. what recourse do people have if- to crackdown on protest. what recourse do people have if they are arrested? . ., , , arrested? there are many things ha enin: arrested? there are many things happening at _ arrested? there are many things happening at this _ arrested? there are many things happening at this point. - arrested? there are many things happening at this point. the - arr

they expressed their desire to come back to return to venezuela.ding this on social media in the different parts where this demonstrations are already happening. um, now they feel they have that part of responsibility, the ones that couldn't vote or they couldn't come to vote. they feel that this is their share, the part that they have to do to bring awareness. 0n the situation that venezuela and the government and the opposition all are living, uh, in, in right now as, as we speak. just very briefly, what risks are people taking byjoining these demonstrations in venezuela? just briefly. enormous risks. um, we're talking about over, uh, 13, 1300 people detained already. and the government says 2000 people arrested in deplorable conditions without any private representation. so right now, when you step out in the street, you definitely risk your freedom and, of course, your life. ukraine says at least two people have been injured by a russian missile strike on a residential area of the border city of sumy. local authorities said two apartment buildi